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MIAMI -- Nearly five months ago, the Miami Dolphins prepared for a wild card matchup without three of their top five pass-rushers. Jaelan Phillips, Bradley Chubb and Andrew Van Ginkel each suffered season-ending injuries that tested the team's depth and strained its ability to pressure opposing quarterbacks.
Despite Van Ginkel's departure in free agency, the Dolphins made moves this offseason to not only rebuild their depth but develop a rotation that blends veteran experience with the budding star power of Phillips and Chubb.
They signed veteran Shaquil Barrett in March, then drafted Chop Robinson and Mohamed Kamara in the first and fifth rounds of the NFL draft, respectively.